EDISON Lesson Learned Case Study Annex 2025
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About SisBerdaya is a local initiative dedicated to supporting Indonesian women entrepreneurs, focusing on ultra-micro
and micro businesses. It enhances their business management and digital skills, fostering competitiveness and
innovation in the digital economy. The program offers valuable mentoring and grant opportunities to support their
growth and success.
ImpactThis program has significantly empowered women entrepreneurs, resulting in notable improvements in their
business knowledge and skills, as evidenced by an impressive overall program score of 4.93 out of 5. Beyond direct
participants, the program has inspired a broader community to support women-led businesses. Moreover, the
program’s curation has unearthed a wealth of entrepreneurial potential across diverse sectors, from food businesses
to innovative technology solutions, demonstrating the vast opportunities available for women in entrepreneurship.
Lessons
learnedBridging the digital divide is critical to helping women entrepreneurs connect with customers, access market
insights, and efficiently manage their businesses through digital literacy. However, implementing effective programs
that empower women-led MSMEs requires a comprehensive approach that addresses key challenges.
The primary lessons include:
1 Financial Challenge: Many women entrepreneurs encounter financial challenges, including limited access
to traditional banking services. By offering inclusive financial solutions, such as digital payments, loan and
savings options, paired with comprehensive financial literacy training, Sis Beryda has helped women build
sustainable, thriving businesses. This approach also plays a key role in promoting greater financial inclusion
within underserved communities.
2 Tailored Training: Many women entrepreneurs lack basic business knowledge. Customized training programs
equip them with the skills to scale their businesses, increase profitability, and achieve sustainable livelihoods.
3 Social Barriers: Fostering initiatives like mentorship programs, can help women navigate and overcome cultural
norms, creating opportunities for them to flourish both economically and socially.
CASE STUDY 6
DANA: Empowering Indonesian Female Entrepreneurs
to Thrive in the Digital Economy
Lessons Learned Case Studies
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